MSM: Doctor Documenting Vaccines and Autism Struck from Medical Register

(BBC) – The doctor who first suggested a link between MMR vaccinations and autism is to be struck off the medical register.

The General Medical Council found Dr Andrew Wakefield guilty of serious professional misconduct over the way he carried out his controversial research.

It follows a GMC ruling earlier this year that he had acted unethically.

Dr Wakefield, who is now based in the US, has consistently claimed the allegations are unfair. He now says he will appeal against the verdict. Read entire article

Autism: the mercury trail

Powerful evidence points to a preservative in vaccines as the likely culprit

“It’s The Vaccines Stupid!”

Part I: Evidence Linking Autism Rise in Children to Vaccinations
The WHO and US Government CDC are escalating a public psychological conditioning to create hysteria and panic among an uninformed public about an alleged “virus” H1N1 Influenza A, aka Swine Flu, whose alleged effects to date appear comparable with a common cold. Before people line up in the streets demanding their vaccinations for their children and themselves, it would be wise to remember, to paraphrase a 1992 campaign statement of Bill Clinton to George H.W. Bush: “It’s the vaccination, Stupid!”

Thimerosal (in US, Thiomersal in Australia) is 49% ethyl mercury

[Thimerosal is the mercury vaccine preservative.  Vaccine mercury content USA.  Bird flu vaccine contains large amounts, can’t keep these criminals down for long. It is quicker to Google “Which vaccines contain Thimerosal?”, than search the UK Government site.  No surprise there.  Vaccine mercury is the main cause of autism and looks to be part of the ‘depopulation’ plan [See: Video: David Ayoub M.D. Human genocide].

MSM: GCSE pupils ‘brainwashed to support the MMR vaccine’

The Government has been accused of using a school exam paper to indoctrinate children about the controversial MMR vaccine.

Actor Jim Carrey: The Judgment on Vaccines Is In?

Recently, I was amazed to hear a commentary by CNN’s Campbell Brown on the controversial vaccine issue.